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The match delay highlights the growing impact of climate on sports, influencing betting markets and necessitating adaptive strategies by FIFA. The post Brazil vs Norway World Cup match delay sparks prediction market frenzy as heat forces FIFA’s hand appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The removal of climate targets may weaken global climate efforts, shifting focus from sustainability to traditional economic development priorities. The post World Bank removes climate targets from financing after US criticism appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Insider Brief Can generative AI create the more perfect burger? That’s the question behind a Stanford University study where researchers claim to have developed a generative AI system that learns the “grammar” of human taste from thousands of real recipes. So, how did it do? Researchers say the artificial intelligence system they created, called BurgerAI, […]

FERC's upcoming grid connection rules could reshape energy strategies, impacting operational costs and sustainability for large-scale data centers. The post FERC set to rule on data center grid connections by June end appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The Hedera-based platform combines product authentication and blockchain traceability to support compliance with new European Union sustainability and supply-chain reporting requirements.

Integrating Bitcoin mining heat into agriculture reduces energy costs and showcases innovative sustainability, but involves financial risks. The post Family farm uses Bitcoin mining heat to warm greenhouses on Madeira appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Japan's nuclear reactor rebuild plan highlights a strategic shift towards energy security and sustainability amid rising tech-driven power demands. The post Japan proposes rebuilding nuclear reactors to meet rising power demand appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Use of AI is a valuable tool for weather prediction but only when it’s trained with ample data, experts say As the US prepares for hurricane season and a summer of record-breaking heat, experts fear the Trump administration’s cuts to climate and weather data programming could make the federal government’s weather forecasts less reliable when they are needed most. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) late last year launched a suite of artificial intelligence-powered global weather forecast models which it said would improve “speed, efficiency, and accuracy”. In March, an agency official said those models are being trained with centuries of weather data. Continue reading...